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It looks like I am not getting the detector. I feel bad for the fella that I was buying it from. This is my last message I got from him - Steve, Yesterday was not a good day for me. My mother suffered a bad stroke and was in intensive care unit. Since I did not have much time I took the detector over to Fedex to have them pack and ship it to you. Backing out of the driveway I hit a tree smashing the tail light on my truck. Witcher Offline Registration Crack there.

After packing it in a 24 x 24 x 24 box for $17 they wanted another $65 to ship it to you. I thought that was too much so I put the box in the back seat of the truck and went on the the hospital. Iso En 10204-3.1 2004. There the doctors told me and my brother that the outlook for my mother was not very good. She has a feeding tube in her nose, can not move here right side, can not talk, can not swallow. Fluid is building up in her lungs and the doc says she will never recover to the point of getting out of bed again. They wanted to do a breathing tube on her but we decided that was not the way she would want to spend what time she had left. Pneumonia and cardiac arrest will be the outcome and it is just a matter of time.

After that I walked back to the parking lot and found someone had smashed the rear glass of the truck and taken the box and a few other item. This is why I have sent you a refund thru paypal. I no longer have the detector to sell. Today I drop off the truck for repairs on the way to the hospital. I can not wait to see what good news this day will bring.

Originally Posted by Nad And, here I was looking for my schematic. The 1210 can be adjusted up into the 1260 range.1210,,1260 /65 were three of my favorite detectors.Then I bought the 1266 from HELL and nearly quit swinging. Sold it at a profit, and got a deal on a new Silver Umax and, swinging was fun again.My problem with the 1210 was that they would go bad, and the bad part was not obtainable.Problem now is Post Office sitting on my $500 claim And, here I was looking for my schematic. Maybe this will help ya. The Fisher 1212-X is a newer version so you probably made a good buy there. There started to be a lot of complaints about them near the end of production because they were being manufactured overseas and the quality was going downhill.

I owned one and liked it ok. They still come up on Ebay occassionally. But I have to be honest, there is no way on God's green earth I would ever trade my Compadre for that Fisher. But everyone is different and I hope you have lots of fun with yours. They are simple and fun to play with. Man, you really sold your Compadre??

Originally Posted by Smudge The Fisher 1212-X is a newer version so you probably made a good buy there. There started to be a lot of complaints about them near the end of production because they were being manufactured overseas and the quality was going downhill. I owned one and liked it ok. They still come up on Ebay occassionally. But I have to be honest, there is no way on God's green earth I would ever trade my Compadre for that Fisher. But everyone is different and I hope you have lots of fun with yours.

They are simple and fun to play with. Man, you really sold your Compadre??

Metal Detecting - review of the Fisher 1266-X (classic review) Metal Detecting Articles Review of the Fisher 1266-X (classic review) is mainly about [what else?] mineral collecting, but Treasure Hunting is somewhat related, so here goes. The Fisher 1266-X is still one of the best-known detector models among relic hunters, even though Fisher stopped making it more than ten years ago. The more experienced coinshooters-- at least the ones who've been around a while-- know this model, as well. Fisher Labs discontinued the 1266 sometime around 2001.

They replaced it with the 1270, which some users like better and some don't. The 1270 is still being made at the moment, but the company discontinued the great 1236-X2, the 1225-X, and the 1212-X. Later we'll talk a bit more about the 1270, but for now let's dive into the classic review. First Impressions For having been introduced in 1991 as best I can tell, this is not a bulky or heavy machine. In fact, some of the popular detectors made today weigh more than the 1266. Manufacturers face a buying public that wants two features that tend to be mutually exclusive. On the one hand, buyers want heavy construction, but on the other hand, they want low weight.